Andra Coros
Andra Coros
About the Teacher
Why study with them?
Andra is a guide, space-holder, and facilitator devoted to supporting women through deep inner transition, unmasking, and liberation. Her work lives at the intersection of psychology, spirituality, and embodied truth, creating containers where transformation can unfold with care, honesty, and depth.
She is the creator of The Cauldron Path, a 13-week descent journey for women focused on unshaming, unmasking, and reclaiming inner authority. A central thread of her work is tending to the Witch Wound - the inherited fear, silencing, and self-betrayal many women carry around their power, intuition, and visibility.
Andra works through an integrative lens informed by Jungian psychology, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and the Heroine’s Journey, alongside symbolic and spiritual frameworks such as Human Design, astrology, tarot, and North European shamanic energy healing. She is also a reader, working intuitively with symbolic language and archetypal patterning to support clarity and self-trust.
She is the founder of Humanship and Silence, spaces devoted to remembrance, inner listening, and integration. Her path has been shaped not only by study, but by lived experience: after a deeply destabilizing plant medicine experience, it was silence, Vipassana practice, and grounded integration that stabilized and saved her - teaching her the importance of slow, embodied, well-held transformation.
Before her awakening, Andra spent 12 years working in marketing, immersed in performance, achievement, and external validation. That world now informs her work in a different way: she understands the systems many women are disentangling from, and the cost of living disconnected from one’s inner truth. Since then, she has devoted her work to supporting women in liberating themselves- from shame, conditioning, and inherited narratives that no longer serve.
Energetically and archetypally, Andra embodies a triple Aquarius, a Red Cosmic Moon, and a 6/2 Splenic Projector - reflecting her natural role as a guide, mirror, and threshold-walker attuned to timing, intuition, and the body’s wisdom.
Her work is not about fixing or transcending the self, but about meeting what is, tending what was exiled, and allowing a truer life to emerge.
She is the creator of The Cauldron Path, a 13-week descent journey for women focused on unshaming, unmasking, and reclaiming inner authority. A central thread of her work is tending to the Witch Wound - the inherited fear, silencing, and self-betrayal many women carry around their power, intuition, and visibility.
Andra works through an integrative lens informed by Jungian psychology, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and the Heroine’s Journey, alongside symbolic and spiritual frameworks such as Human Design, astrology, tarot, and North European shamanic energy healing. She is also a reader, working intuitively with symbolic language and archetypal patterning to support clarity and self-trust.
She is the founder of Humanship and Silence, spaces devoted to remembrance, inner listening, and integration. Her path has been shaped not only by study, but by lived experience: after a deeply destabilizing plant medicine experience, it was silence, Vipassana practice, and grounded integration that stabilized and saved her - teaching her the importance of slow, embodied, well-held transformation.
Before her awakening, Andra spent 12 years working in marketing, immersed in performance, achievement, and external validation. That world now informs her work in a different way: she understands the systems many women are disentangling from, and the cost of living disconnected from one’s inner truth. Since then, she has devoted her work to supporting women in liberating themselves- from shame, conditioning, and inherited narratives that no longer serve.
Energetically and archetypally, Andra embodies a triple Aquarius, a Red Cosmic Moon, and a 6/2 Splenic Projector - reflecting her natural role as a guide, mirror, and threshold-walker attuned to timing, intuition, and the body’s wisdom.
Her work is not about fixing or transcending the self, but about meeting what is, tending what was exiled, and allowing a truer life to emerge.
